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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

fhs Secretary Of The Civil services Commits
sion Comss-es rs with fhs Esst-


sion Comss-es as with the Esst-
WAsHfNoToS, March H-Secreiery john
T.. Doyle. cf las Civil Service Commission,
has jus. returned frOm three weeks tour
10 different cities. where he has been con
Quoting regular exsminAt.ons a. certain
places. He held examinations 81 Pitss;-ass
and WilliamspOft Pa: Rochester and Sui
falo \, y. Detroit. Lansing and Grand
Rapids. Mich. Toledo and Cleveland. Ohio,
and at Fort Wayne. Ind. Ar. Doyls says
he took special pains 10 inqulre OF post
masters and boards Of examiner,
aud OF leading citizens vith whom
he came ia co1tAt, aooU. the
growth Of civil. service reform senti-
ment in the West. snd feels satisfied j. has
not made any such advance IA the West a.
IL has in the East. IN New YORK and
Massachusetts, State civil service boards
and rules have been in operation for sew
eral years. and the people have clearer
comprehension OF the purpose sough; 10 be
attained than exists in the West But there
is growing reform sentiment in the West
| In several Of the western cities civil seryice
reform associations have been organized
and they are doing good work. and IN seY
efxl OF the western States cftOrts are being
made 20 establish State boards under regu-
| lar stafutes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

AGAIN 80 tELksa4s hsest Q oders
yssr Subscription g. tfe 1aliy fFse g sac
psrson zoo shah ftl1ss nesfssf t1s iesuit
~ ln@ eoofoschiBx Vete on S1s ksphioi
tis1a snsnsimsut Guess snoEid e
Eslisd 70 - oties - esifl5 = yoss. BE
4 B1etsi cart aitl ~A4.l- fr11. titiio1
NetcrItg --r or ~taf pTscf9 Rob AA-
iof.fy --F q al shat usc~s4ary - So
cnrs ths DsaY IsL9aEAa hEski Il
livsr-t - nny zd.frees - this err 90
ssas fres 0f cilasge er ss0s b any sidFsss
nsy Baii. prosiiipg y0or za@es . nssfsf
th~ sssusl fhsn an ecoy siso's oiases -
nanst rseeA tbs oTes a1i later tazn Sat
urslsF. Aprai p
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
WANT ADYEgTl StAfA

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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States s. M afesfe usNe~F IA
So f.sf sss.sriles = 81. ssefHss osss seF
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= stzs - 81 - o<aass< Nes efk sna
= sssn
kssasa.sr Drivers sanasi szstssasnf
siess fAs lpdses t@ssacss t9g lhs seat szsa-
a. seceaaa4 ien5 a. toiess iAeteFs
ke.st tBoaes. 49, 7t 50 kfocks. . ssss 80
N asrg hasdse snd nlzehintef tf&ttt lfs
t.is sn3 3eeoaDls rslet ssese. s. 80
& .sa s8a iep p5<its 49, - - tssisl So -.
ss3 -. CFsa.lefs o2pitsi stsek. - ~ 10
bills aHa seoEspta Psy@bls, ss.io.4ii. g "a.
eat rFoal and deprsciesis issfs. 9 -. - 3 =
r<ltf1- ffiAssl-ts-ft tfts.Ht atst4t 80 -
tal S-8aas Hiss Dru-s raruiafs
n l&@ s u3T isnti. sKpeases.
- it8 : IL 1a snseias tcc0eet i}scel'i-
oeY 81. IS<s s. A)a 1901 Ass earrings
isss s. 81 z.5lz miscellaneous ltessss,
50. .i8s - total 81 ll7, ,f1871- Regular dlyh-
dsnds Ia 50 s. - - sxus dividends -
ls~sj $50 lsos reserve foT depreciation Il ln-
slr1ments, sit1t5 a.. totsi 1ies tasi -,
surplus account december -. tss5. Si.s9l,
SS0lH
The OH beard 0f directors vas Es-slectesi
excspg that John Hn isou suppressed W ..
Saitooslali. Charles Easis Habosrd Sss
elected c.erk and W X. Broyer treasurer
| Fhe fa9-tine fil~n Adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
PULsE or rHE PEOPLE
An .oia Bsch" " mo Fsvors womsn's
Rights.


To tie Ei5for Of the IE1FcEsx HEsaiD.
I sm nu. women-never v&s-snd
an eisd e it-xlthough ! don't take any
credit 20 myself on that account; 1t was q
mere chance. and even now ! shudder to
tnin - my narrow esczpe-oi how 1
would feel II II had been built another
way. and heen born a woman, obliged 10
stsv 81 home. cook. wash and take care OF
the children and never know the delights
or fascination ol clubhouse fellowship, :,
p1uiiesl oancusses CT i aT pedro. Nov .i
want 10 out inysfii on record ss friend
and sympsih.zsr ~ith the unfortunate and
down .irodden women Of this country. II is
not her fault tha' sic was born-to be q
woman. sDe c0lldnt help IL 20 am "a
favor oi giyiag her 81 the rights and priv
lees ol citizen or tins free country.
- she csn attend csucusss. vote, hold Office.
pfssch lecture. run ". e. I. I. or Join
ihs salvation Army 7 would Instruct. edg.
cate elsva.s hsr ~ short maze man Of
her xhr not She can DO nov nearly
esergfh.rks nan can Do aud what couldn
sre % 81 she could Only vote 50 ] shall
slwavs g for me women sad fhsir nights
A. ieasi. a. .1ng as ! feei a. DO GOV on ihis
rress afeSts9n ofD BtCa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

-fis-f $50 li Nsr9h 4'-~it = saii
iass snd Msgs Hsrsmsa iarissly hss
~faea sfsl ieftsrs 20 Conservative
eafrAis - Labor .n the taTta Fe-f cen.
s.e,st ~ tae caarse ~ 4eatsof binse sHd
fsf.-s ees.1s5se ftshF9aft t0 sfie1dine
Arsff SEES Esetses ~ifes ifasrei ls'eiF n
falrssa Sc seFs bsfas HsnfpeEs - ths
49, stare leff ece,d nst aiifaa As isai
s i,as Gee tkzrs - ttaf o7s a.
as.s - - ~ a. lae paste = c8a6fsn=t
s X fbs iatasf 81 honssi ksIsa's a
fats Hf ae s. strons ssa oHt
st.s@a he nete So. aoes so hfs ~
4 ssEfees hi1sssl tefs5o
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

.ae r8aes ofiae ff1E asx HrnstD
=. r. Williams ~ iW Monroe st tee
rhou~a TIE fflraatv HERsln this morn
i~s p.esse lske OFT rir al. TIE ~ bill
- = -sfafts 80 brought "a une All
ss.hf rests-iisY. IN snxvsr o. ny al ia y0ul
uset rffsuas Tsn print gosa paper
sasss everybody resis if 7 got god giFl,
sisa. . Gss DAYS sx1 ~ ussng yonr rsnt col
nafrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
r0n RFxT-a0OAs.

I,0K REKT-sf1TiS6 ROOM BFDkoo8 And
i larys close; or afE fe11 A1cfe>s ~ l,o<
wsef-st q
Il 10 Pear 81 DoN occupied for printing ~
hccS Wheeler Green. s4f
ISoR REN1-Iwo fCgkIsgfD Roohf. SIX.
i gie or Ia faiie 10. l0' fesrl-s. 0rGoH'f Pos
Office.
no EFN1-DKF LARaF ffUNf fARfDk
hIrnfsbrt e. unfinished board 1hg
Clntoa.s s. NORTH lonia-F -
IHOE REST-sFOKEs 80 2 AND IS ctNkf-
-. J. ~. Weston. v sdtfcoub biock ssf
IeOR RI-Ef-t EURKJFHFD FRONT ROoh
\ over Durfee I>edyart bi1sa secopd noof
Inquire ai room ss sane 600 fsti
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Il xould bs bad tor tho Proaibitiouists
II they bad al issus ia PsDnsylvsnla
no~. The wells in The vici1.,y q the
great cavs-ia PEAR wilkss0arrs have 81
.ons dry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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sfsa2 ossf asFsf rsrf saet r. taf
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fsst she asp<afsrs felzn ess sfa setfs
ssst 81 gans. eaf assrf hss t~sa r~rt-
seas<l st sns = 81 eeaFsasisr
Af Es ee see
- efsisf 8 sss aen
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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gass asfewaTs msn esT. siisl sTsfs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

ssfrs HiocIxsl Whist plsbsian name
for royalty Add yet nan OF that nstas
= said 10 - king Of the dry goods trsds
N New York and > worth sS0,005.OD0.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Mrs. PsurfSGT0S has = formidable
rival IN Pennsylvsaia. In answering
charge of assault shs womsn testified
that ths plaintiff wanted her 70 "snvel-
ops" uith him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Five 1sors days b aIaks ap yonz msnd
10 voss sgsinss iae Psohleltory amend
msnE
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
F0n nFST U0UsFs'

tsok kEeI IL a isftFgksIDiE PATTY
bcuse -. is5 shei3on-1 inquire 81 =. D
Nooriieis- RcAes aods kiots 81
I'pK RkNT-A HOIST NffH SftEA ROOM
u har1 hisd Sfft water fofd restef. 1at htH
BroacEay ncsr Nrsl f1ltou-a a hoasa With
thfcf rooms "a Nssi Broadway. one 81 fai
rco "a With city Ustel an geDd NFA wsteft fot
aEd oiiler cpnkeriencf4. 81 tbann ave c8lnfi
Of Winter q oar wlHb thrce rrars cQrlef c
Allen and a iuter-sts Inquire - r. y. bsrllsrQ
q Al.en-kt. corner III Neruou-st. -.
NOR UNEMPLOYMENT oFfOsigE UNION
Depot. suitable for shoe o. taftci shop o.
oaher lsilfp1ses 81 south Division 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Tbs bsttsr coid weather n sn III OMEN
for The Prohibstioristx The majority
sgairst shs amendment grows larger
sssry day nov.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Why ncs esioges the law against carry
ias sonssslsd wsapoaes 1; might save
the ives II q afsw people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Ths Buffalo Times % evidently tired ot
the pbrsss esteemed contemporary and
suhstiguias "lumaculsts for ~sstsemsd
What's TIE good o. beiDg Newspaper
nan X ron cant c0in word when ron
ws1t TO-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

he eold wave seszas 20 csge frozsn
the enthusiasm ous u the Prohibition
c4use IN this neck Of .oe woosls-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Ia Prohibisiyn Bsng)r, viii. ld.OJ1 n
hsbstans. there ars I'D open oars.
Grsad Rsvids. with 1900 inha5itsDts,
has only i37 bars
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

I.awy,H SHaFzE seems b. bavs dseidst
- asfsr st.os,tiDx 4cszss PrLfrzzA urfli
aftsr the -exs trial of CLzaaT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Mr. OSCAR 8 STEAUss. ths new Turk
ish Minister. ass As many capita. IS n
his nanae ss Mr.. Cox hss IN MS, ous the
QUESTION Is uhsthsr hs u abis 3 yss OF
a. u1say good lokss Tor the Saitan AsDUl
AsIx Sunset.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

who soalcl have saspossd there we're
gknblaBg dssis "a Boston
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

IL . stated thai Mrs. GxoEsz L. LoE-
rEsAD ~ili race IN be- osn "sns Tia
yesr. GIVE bar nsr heal aud iss hsr 70.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

An advances N coal may 0s expected
irans tel lhs Paramount Goal Com
. .ay. o. z nywns Fsxpec.. Of
eonrse. 70 Go re mb sol for tie $4,000
loss caassd By tee cav ga Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

NANTED-ENFRfBo DO -. cN 1nY
VI result "a the frohib8fois Amendment sn fbf
c1sl lnE efiioa Tie person e. 10 tgtaes neffesi
the majority icg or ssRlnsf Tie sulesaenfnt nsl
20, the daily Telegram -Eerslc free So ore year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30


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sfhess lsasxsfx ~ gsh@s dsa - -.
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tafs besr tarsza mte sAs w@sse eeskss
1ssess Is was Aa'f ssai - suy pzss .sl.sE
- ~e..at 4 y go tsss b<sa ssbzastted.
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,sdss4to2s x - forszss poss's seaia-
!. s sysi@ss ibsi De werld CA - loexeF
l1os Is Tes1fssss ~ te2t
fseg. 49, ae|s So eea - ss1as sss ss1
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Al kss rs.eel sEo-ts sbow that his
gsrles aas goas. lhs @lissas sfissas has
asssrtsI. L saoaid BE- boras IL miad
tLaf IENs3sos Is seventy ssEhi pears "a
an.l e y eAsrislble. and probably iasi, -
sstr.buts h.s sorry snor. = old age rather
tlaa 70 dissipstsd intellect resulting
from tAs tsattsxy q royalty.
IT asAcnEs sEw BRUNSWICK.
.fhs disastrous Ell ecss q ths intsr-S,&ss
Commsros lxs are already fsis faF bsyond
/ tbs boandsriss os the United States A
dispatch fron Sc. John. ss~ Brunswick,
brings the intslligeDes that much sunassy
/ 5 ,elt IN tie northern counties Of that
j province on tie ins Of the New Bruins
uisk Esnssy ia regard to the effect OF
tha lsx Oh exports. lie operation viii
sass the effect q greatly increasing the
cost ot ffelgnts Ia bark, potatoes and
hay. tie trade N which from one comfy
aio4e reaches many thousands OF dollars
annually. Ins resu's, il Is thought, VIII
De 20 greatly lessen The export
CoRKrLIUs VANDERBILT deserves
mach ers3n from tho srt-loving public
fvr the gin which be so recently present
e TO the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
a. Ssw foFk. The gift was the famous
sgfosss Fair" o, Rosa BosHKun. for
which the sum o. $4,000 was paid at the
sale OF the A. I. srEwARr collection
An the dreadful murders do not occur
il Michigan, and il is o matter for deyous
thsnkfulness on the part Of Micbiganders
that Railway, n. j., is so far from their
State, and that toe murder OF that beau
tiful unknown girl occurred there instead
q here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

I.ass aiz8t 80 ead niRhi u fsrsai
Rapi.ls. sna ysf tasr~ Tss sesetaieg ~
srnnss air,cst ever b1dT. 11s St.sst<a
sr-ov pssais sn5 neef.ne IS iae l,asrssfs.
the Woudeslana s8d sniiits ne ifee.
Fnt<rrs p Wf.nsaD .r 80 eaee lo4sat
a. ne Fouatssn Stress Bag - Ctsert
n BsrRoss DrFfFe aeaEa' -
smsuao,~st A. Fos>ss g SO ss'hiaa IS
.xfesn Dsraocrasic ard 6reenl,eck sta
ene~s in siilTsFssf parts e t..e etg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
WANTED TO EsKi

WIND - Two fKETLY FIRAlNHKi
w ro1s4s fof light house seepins. Centrally Ia.
Gated. or the Ha preferred. address eox
= thh on5oe 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

trArTIr- SAI4xftuIFS 70 TAXI
w ofaefs sof trrf LIssons flre.Fle Nult
ssuseaI. soia on iisia, snleDts KssstcIg Htk
Co, - south lvis.ou ~ Grand ksflaf Alct 81
en- Will TAI AN fN4hl lil9Eh1 NAY
NiV o. woman iu . fat atsttI IL i.el aeat pm
hlshie and eFitiuEie t9stle@ Aoafss< ~ "
ionSsel .oH, = ts efl z8a. a.. sew aCik. -
UTAkTEP = koANTs FOR THE cHn ns
" hii,ie futfos cod by Res = a. kinec1t 81.
T.. more tbsu - pzfes 81 ei9grsKsnEs 3eH
oeent sod SO worth a. month a hdY - caples
5ie weei 1iae agent oFe. 30 c0p.ss uas f0I i,Hr
Consecutive weets. al lbe shove En3Oiir sffen.
feu. Casseli 4 Co tlasaiieel &a nesibotafi
Isscsao -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

TOOUR READERS !. -: !: =: {. =: :: !:
e.s issues of IlEf Tf4.F9HAN afAkIh esu ~
esgs rud fllf Ell sac fesa.lf n3esaf ri ilse fUI.
a an1n FEslln ~ a'u ttHf Aata1fls ms.
sssa al CURES sff f,,s a. tf lllliiil.
= hn ft Fa.t "a ssfinftes-4 - oslg1
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

~ N,f Az alt iE Is ssttt. taa tueAls4
t.asscssid g. =. I.rs sHt EsEs,s ea.s utesoisan
stofra al iiea n1aeff sieu. f|aot siae o.
4. 49, eoil stsee. .sieu
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

"if they csn show nas that prohibition
can b.. VII bs or aver aas bssu carried
out. will wax uaisr taaif banners.
says DrFrufLD. Tbs - p-scissif va.
tAs TsLsgsa-uzRALo sasi ~hsn j, bs<Ea
IL Opposition 70 frss WHISKY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

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Ipisefe unfl tlai 1otot Carer fp.. ao1ae
vile #as 81
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~ parish ilt ets4e lsr sae ssIs u ll1f , Alli. hs
ftf fe1Ffe p ssf.t tt ,lfst sN ssiIlste ftiiito1
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an3eIf 81 Doonst fsf 81 fifut is te.ias1feA.e
p.e.es ssolonanH & c., 81 HgFtt ke.issi
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

I,Ok sALE-THE DifiEtEiT frbIkkAh
X rseideBcs ~ Mre Ansder f.tgefec nn 'si
Lsfe. House hss a. modcrr lnpfots ntnit s'so
two g,ys.d lam On pre11 ses 10efe sfx some 81
aorff Hin sell - o. hof 30 r6ff ar
inquire cf p &. rfizg rad ~ 81 ITe.nisas
l.JR SAILING n3Ust- AND loIf vA
/ foseil-si. kuqui1e 81 7. g. s1se. - sit>i =,
y ioweil.s~
DARGAIFe 4 BhND-oME kFN nf'i 81 On
ID 5efef n ave. modefn eye 800, 300
d0Wn. a ffW aiCe homes uesf streef cfFs tl9 e.
sl.rt eu eie1Eri pr atf iohr1lns hel.sf neaf
depot 9 ~ sc doub eao8 tsrsft ~ tfri
bcssssrf and ryous ~ laoi fob ~ lilaE "a lny
fsfes 81 John Beie, PRIMER roors = i<freff
blok opresifs sweei Hoei ~
IroR SALF or BxcHAScG-fooD - AcRf
.ssn ueaf tspr - exfhsnfF fof hrrEiet ~
ssoek ~ goods Nlaaod Airh.. ~ - ~
OK RieB1 HEht-k Hfif-f s@D LOT
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a. desn AID islsnct lH pg Eroath lo4t -
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fseeis bcfs.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-31
THE ANARCHIST FIEND
Trying to Make Capital Out of the
Railroad Strike, 81

New YORK, Dec. 30.-The socialist
paper, the Volks Zeitung, to-day pub
fishes the following bloodthirsty circu-
lar in German and English, and copies;
are being distributed along the lines of
railroad and on the docks in the city by
some mysterious agency:
"Fellow Workmen-The hour has,
come. The agents of science must play
a part in the struggle of the future,
Yesterday it was the Slaughter of our
comrades at Chicago. To-day it is the
on the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
system. True. the sword is the weapon
of circumstances, but their victims per-
ish all the same. Do not waste your
forces on the scabs; they are only the
effect of the damnable commercial and
competitive system. Destroy, by all
the agencies at your command, the
direct representatives of the system
the Corbins, the MaXwells and the
Goulds. Let the torch, the bomb Or IT,
bullet strike them now. Let all they
possess to the flames be given; hound
them night and day. This strike must
be made the war of the classes against
the Masses Brothers, remember Chi
cago and your eath.'"
The circular, it is learned, was read
at several meetings of the wOrkingmen
in this city last night, but it is said to be
the intention to distribute it extensively
throughout the country. and prominent
Knights of Labor here condemn it as
unauthorized and the work of an
archistS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-31
IT WAS FlERCELY FOUGHT.
Mcdonald and Bonner Indulge in Ter
rifle Fight,
WHICH ENDS in A DRAW.
Weir Takes a Benefit THE Date Of
the Giimore-Meyer
Mill.

= Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. 30.-The hard
est fight ever in the Nor Invest occurred
tonight, between Paddy Mcdonald, of
Duluth, and J. P. Bonner, of Hurley
Mcdonald thought he had snap, but
Dorner nearly finished him, although
much lighter. The fight was eight
rounds, Marquis of Queensberry rules,
for 500 and receipts. James Murane
acted as referee. The fight was decided
a draw, both men being badly used up.
Donner's right eye was closed and Nc
DOnald's face was black all over. By
rounds:
First Rouud-Donner led with his
right, and caught Paddy on the neck.
They then clinched, and after the break
Bonner landed his right with telling
effect on McDonald's face. Mcdonald
claim it. There was heavy and close
smuggling all through. First blood for
Bonner.
Second Round-Donner's right pepper
was shut by Paddy's swinging right
This round was hard fighting all
through. No advantage in this
Third Round-Paddy led and landed
with both on Donner's head. Both
spared for wind.
Fourth ROund-Paddy got chancery
on bonner, but the latter broke and laid
his right on Paddy's lip, cutting it open.
Hard fighting was done at the close.
Both men were badly winded, and their
blows were of no force. The men were
led to their corners. The referee got
hit on the jaw at the clinch.
Fifth Round-Donner opened with
hard right on Paddy's head, and
rushed him to the ropes, struggling re-
peatedly. Mcdonald avoided him. Don
ner had the best of the round.
Sixth Round-Close all through, both
men were bloody. Paddy was winded
and very groggy, and fought close.
Seventh Round-Paddy caught Don
ner with his left on the neck and pun
ished him badly. The call of time
saved Bonner from knock out.
Eighth Roundabout men fought like
demons, streaming with blood and a.
most too weak to stand. No advantage.
81 At the close Bonner challenged any
man in the Northwest to a finish, Lon
don rules. Glow and Mcdonald both
accepted, and the fights will be arranged
tomorrow. The referees diciSion was
satisfactory. There was no sign of a
hiDDOdrOme